Newspaper caveat and quotations in issue dated 1929
A 1929 newspaper page features disclaimer notes on misstatements and the exclusive AP use of news, with mottoes from Jefferson and Voltaire. It repeats affiliations of Frost Landis Kohn and lists major city offices. The date is Wednesday September 11, 1929.
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Frost, Landis & Kohn
Atlanta
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Associated Press
Cel
Being a Gentleman in Traffic on Wheels
A Birmingham News tone reflection on manners in crowds versus car collisions. It contrasts civil street encounters with road rage, noting pedestrians often forgive slips while drivers snap at one another. It laments lack of courtesy behind the wheel and calls for steadier civil conduct.
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Dumbell
Birmingham News
North Carolina mobs threaten labor organizers in terror campaign
The Birmingham Post notes pervasive mob violence in Gastonia and Charlotte targeting textile labor leaders and a defense attorney during a strike murder trial. It criticizes local police, questions official restraint, and urges Governor Gardner and Judge Barnhill to act to protect orderly proceedings and suppress anti labor mobs.
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Gastonia
Charlotte
Strke
Gardner
Barnhill
Doubhless
Birmingham Post
Ford and History Debunking Claim Examined
The article recalls Henry Ford’s remark that history is bunk and questions its value beyond mechanics. It notes Ford’s influence and suggests his broader conclusions may be overstated given his limited scope and wealth.
Ford plans to move Postville Courthouse to Dearborn
In Lincoln Illinois Mr Ford announced intent to relocate the historic Postville Courthouse to Dearborn. The Associated Press notes protests as the building would lose its Lincoln surroundings and become a replica in a new locale. Birmingham News questions whether history should be treated as property to be moved.
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Lincoln
Old Postville
Abraham Lincoln
Ford
Dear Fern
Associated Press
T. T. Beach
Dearborn
Potsville
Postville
Coney Island
Washington Monument
Birmingham News
Broken wings will not stop man's flying
The Albany Herald notes 1929 aviation progress despite tragedies. Graf Zeppelin demonstrates lighter-than-air liner potential for long distance flight while a British plane charts 329 mph. A US air disaster claims eight lives in New Mexico, yet progress continues.
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United States
New Mexico
Creation
Albany Herald
Incredible tale of Mrs Katherine Mont’s conveyance to prison
Daily Times highlights a dramatic case from Arkansas to West Virginia. Mrs Katherine Mont, mother of sixteen, travels under U S Marshal escort to the Federal Industrial Prison at Alderson. Her familial burden, race, and the moral comparison to slavery are noted in a sweeping editorial frame.
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Tro Daily Times
Katherine Mont
St. Louis
United States
Post
Peieral Industrial House of Correction
Alderson
W. Va
Frear
Arkansas
West Virginia
Post-Dispatch
Lincoln
If Slavery Is Not Wrong Then Nothing Is Wrong
A quotation adaptation questions the justice of imprisoning Mrs. Post for making and selling whiskey. It invokes Lincoln’s moral test to condemn slavery and the treatment of a woman torn from home and family for a petty offense, arguing such acts reveal national cruelty.
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Post
Woellan
Mason
Lincoln
Arkansas Woos
West
What to Eat Diet Debate Mixed Foods and Health Tips
An article discusses balanced diets over strict meat or vegetarian plans. It cites Dr. Shirley W. Wynne urging variety, including meats, fruits, vegetables, milk, and water, with practical rules for meals and cooking to ensure calories and vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley W. Wynne
New York
Commissioner of Health
Wynne
Selma
Propaganda Against Peace and Hoover’s Push for Truth
A critical piece argues President Hoover seeks to expose alleged sinking influence behind battleship builders. It notes Senate momentum for full disclosure, cites lobbying suits, and laments delayed action amid fear of labor unrest and anti peace propaganda.
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Hoover
Senate
Asco
Fiest
Avatian's Rapid Strides Ahead in Mesaeu
The text reports notable progress for Avatian on Mesaeu, noting rapid forward movement and a comparison to earlier periods. It mentions percentages and timeframes around 2924, with references to weather and exploratory plans affecting outcomes.
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Mesaeu
Ene
Weatener T
Besant
Montor
Talks To Parents About Criticism And Child Growth
An essay describes a home atmosphere filled with ridicule and its effect on children. It contrasts harsh adult satire with the need for truth and gentle guidance to help kids develop genuine self respect and social ease. Nancy’s nosebleed episode shows a forced awakening to self assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Nancy
Mary
Anet
Hanes
Head Favors Reunion of North and South Soldiers
Fragmentary notice from G. A. R. chapter in Portland urges former Union and Confederate soldiers to reunite. The garbled text references a gathering, possible dates, and attendees but lacks complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Alr
Indictment Against Assistant States Attorney Quill Recorded
A fragmentary report notes an indictment involving an assistant state attorney named Quill. Details are unclear from the OCR, citing a Pots or Hoos region link and references to a legal office and operation.
Hoarding house life in a New York boarding scene
Richard Maslock portrays a New York boarding house in Greenwich Village and nearby areas. The piece sketches middle aged saleswomen and clerks, aspiring draftsmen, and bachelor residents sharing meals, routines, and small dramas while dreaming of independent homes. It recalls old prosperity and social rituals surrounding coins for Minnie and a Venetian hotel memory.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Kitchener
Brevenstone
Jnte
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Busines
Dothan
Alabama
Postoffice
Chase Mall
Hatfiel
Telephones Business Office and Society
God
Thomas Jefferson
Voltaire
North Carolina Terror
North Carolina
MR. Ford
Henry Ford
Amerean Covirt
Aueriat
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Irene Har Nee
Hig
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Oman
TRANS
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Lindbergh
Suse
WUMAN
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Janey
Ory
Jane Hand
German Republic
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Lote
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Faye
Germany
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Sarge
Sife
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Harlem
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Renemiers
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